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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    As always, thanks Rob. It does look like it really wouldn't be justifiable to use as a straight. To be honest I wasn't thinking about it when I saw it & I've said this before but I'm never afraid to admit when I'm wrong about something. I didn't even think I would win it rather I figured I would be outbid. I couldn't believe I won it for that price. I didn't have that much more on my bid.
    Also I use tape on every straight I hone with the exception of one W&B wedge I have. When I won it, I needed some good scales & it was cheap because it appeared to be rusted but after some time, I decided to clean the blade up & it came out not so bad as it first looked to be & my straight razor friend who lives nearby asked if he could hone it & I handed it to him. A short while later he sent me a short video clip from his phone of it popping hairs. It has turned out to be one of my favorite shavers. After time I have acquired quite a few sets of scales & original collars so I put this one back together & you can hardly tell it has been taken apart.

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    Back to the C V Heljestrand SE razor, I would like to get maybe at least one extra blade. One poster here has written me a pm that he has a few blades so I may get a spare for it. I would rather have at least one that has not been chipped even though I hope this one can be honed out with a little luck but an extra for it would certainly be great!

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    The chip is approximately .62mm

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    Nice find Steve
    Reminds me of my Rolls, but much nicer. Hard to beat Swedish steel.
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    Great catch Steve! that chip looks very small to me, hone it up and use it!

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    Wow, nice find, Steve.

    I guess is that that little nick isn't goint to do a lot of harm while shaving.

    Abova all, it's a thing of beauty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    UPDATE:
    I sent the seller a message & told him he failed to mention the chip in the blade & he gave me a full refund pus I get to keep the razor. Seems Christmas came early this year!!!!
    Hell yeah...!!
    Ya musta been rubbin the anvil. [emoji5]
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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    UPDATE:
    I sent the seller a message & told him he failed to mention the chip in the blade & he gave me a full refund pus I get to keep the razor. Seems Christmas came early this year!!!!
    Personally i wouldn't feel so good about that....

    Going back to the original auction, it is obvious that the seller had no idea what he was selling.
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    No Martin I found a message from him & he wanted it back bad so I sent him the money back & he was trying to get it back again because apparently it didn't go for what he expected to after he told me he was afraid that he would get a bad feedback but I'm not that way unless a seller is very rude to me. In all the years I have been doing business on eBay, 13 years since 2002, I have only left two negative feedbacks but they deserved it & I would check in on them from time to time & they were getting more negatives. One eventually isn't an eBay member anymore because she kept screwing people over. There was one more I was going to leave a negative for but that seller closed his/her account before I could leave it.
    I wrote this guy back & I told him it was a contract so don't be trying to get it back. I even called eBay about it & they took my side & told me if he tries to get it back to call them back. Apparently he did know it was chipped but didn't mention it & then he wanted it back so when I make a deal like that & have a minor issue with it, I'll just eat it. I actually deleted my post as you were writing yours.
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    Lemme get this straight, Steve. You got your money back, right? Seems you are then obligated to send it back?
    I am missing something here?
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Lemme get this straight, Steve. You got your money back, right? Seems you are then obligated to send it back?
    I am missing something here?
    No Tom, I had already left him a positive feedback but I guess I should have just let it go because he refunded the money & I looked at my messages & he wanted it back so I said that I still wanted it, so I repaid him but then he sent a refund again so I paid him again & I told him, "Look I left you a positive feedback so it isn't like I wanted a refund". This went on after my last message last night on here & so I called eBay & told them what was going on today. They said as long as I was happy with it, I was ok but I think he was thinking he should have gotten more for it which is why he kept refunding me & as soon as I said that he failed to mention the chip, he sent a refund w/o asking me what I would like to do & kept doing it after I paid him again. If I had not sent him a feedback yet, then eBay would have made me send it back but because I did as soon as I got it, he had no leg to stand on. They said that they were going to contact him about it & he stopped the crap! He had apparently done this once before but it had been awhile back & the rep told me that he figured they wouldn't see that but they went back & saw that he had done it but it had been over a year ago. If he expected to get more for it, he should have put a reserve on it.
    I listed a Morgan silver dollar once & I check my listings before I submit them & after. Once submitted, I looked & it said bin & I had hit the auction button, not fixed price so I went back to revise it & it was too late, someone had bought it & I lost money on that one. I called eBay about it & I told them what happened & they said that things like that have happened but very rarely & were apologetic. They did ask me if I had cleared my cookies & I do that before I list something. I had to let it go & I wasn't happy about it but I didn't try to refund the guy his money or cancel the transaction. Weird things happen sometimes & we just have to eat it. They did send me a gift card or credit because it happened.
    What a day it has been!
    I blocked him just in case he decides to buy something from me just to leave a retaliatory feedback.
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    I was just pointing it out to try & help him in the future. It's like last night I saw a restored Greaves selling as shave ready for $175 & it had a bid on it. As I looked at the pics, I could see a nick in the blade, so I sent the seller a message in a nice way with minutes left for it to end. He wrote me back after the auction ended & was very nice & appreciated that I pointed it out to him. He said he had to look at it under magnification & he saw it. He wrote me again today leaving his phone number plus thanking me again for bringing it to his attention & that he was going to fix it before he shipped it out.

    NOTE: Just to clear any confusion up, I had gone to my purchased items to check the tracking on some recon turquoise & I had noticed the C V Heljistrand status had changed so I knew he had given me a refund which was when I wrote "Christmas came early" on here. I then thought to check my messages & so I did & he wrote back & said he wanted it back so I came back & removed my post. Then I paid him back telling him I wasn't looking for a refund & he started a big stink over it returning the refund so I paid again & I told him I left him positive feedback when I got it. I was just trying to help the guy out for any future listings he might have. That was when he kept returning the payment but I finally got it all straightened out after a lot of time on the phone with the bay. Also I wasn't looking to buy the Greaves but sometimes I watch auctions & i just so happened to see the nick in the blade which was when I sent the seller a message.
    I apologize for any confusion I may have caused.
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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    I blocked him just in case he decides to buy something from me just to leave a retaliatory feedback.
    If you left him a positive feedback why would he even think of leaving you a retaliatory negative feedback?
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